October Jazzercise special offer $59
The Jazzercise October special is join for $59. According to J'aime Stratton, owner, "We'll be doing a set of theme classes over the next month on Mondays. Theme classes are open to anyone to come for a free class and dress up like the theme. The best theme outfit wins a prize.
Jazzercise is an Ada Icon advertiser.
Monday themes follow:
OCT. 1: “Feel the Funk 70’s”
OCT. 8: “Boy Bands & Pop Hotties”
OCT. 15: “Sweatin’ to the Oldies”
OCT. 22: “Gone Country”
OCT. 29: “Totally 80’S”
NOV. 5: “Hip Hop 'Til You Drop”
For more information:
J'aime Stratton
Class Owner/Instructor
Jazzercise Bluffton English Lutheran Church
111 Grove Street, Bluffton OH, 45817
419-371-8422
[email protected]
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